Doktori Iskola / Doctoral (Phd) School: Recent submissions
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Comparative analysis of Mycoplasma hyorhinis isolates and studying the pathogenesis of infection
(2023)Mycoplasma hyorhinis is a facultative swine pathogen distributed worldwide. The bacterium causes polyarthritis and polyserositis in weaners and finishers, and also has important role in the porcine respiratory disease ... -
Evaluation of probiotics on porcine intestinal epithelial cells
(2023)The growth of human population increasingly demands food of animal origin, including pork meat. Intestinal diseases caused by Salmonella spp. and Escherichia coli (E. coli) may lead to significant economic loss in pigs ... -
NEW POSSIBILITIES IN THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF CANINE HEARTWORM DISEASE
(2023)Heartworm disease (HWD), caused by Dirofilaria immitis is an emerging mosquito-borne 3 disease in Carnivores, mainly in dogs, and could be found on most of the continents. HWD is 4 an emerging disease also in Hungary, ... -
WEST NILE VIRUS IN HORSES IN HUNGARY: EPIDEMIOLOGY, DIAGNOSTIC AND PREVENTION TECHNICS
(2022)West Nile virus (WNV) is an emerging pathogen in Hungary, causing severe outbreaks in equines and humans since 2007. Mosquitoes transmit this zoonotic arbovirus between wild birds (natural hosts) and other vertebrates. ... -
Digital phonocardiography in the diagnosis and education of canine cardiac arrhythmias
(2022)Cardiac auscultation is an important part of the physical examination in both human and veterinary medicine. Not only is it safe, cheap, and quick to perform, but it can also indicate other, more advanced diagnostic ... -
Regulation of metabolic processes by nutritional factors in chicken
(2022)The promotion and maintenance of metabolic health with optimal feed utilization is of special importance in the broiler industry to ensure intensive and economic growth and simultaneously to improve animal welfare, as ... -
Ecological and phylogenetic comparative studies of avian lice
(University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest Doctoral School of Veterinary Sciences, 2022)Avian Lice (Phthiraptera: Amblycera, Ischnocera) are common, low pathogenic ectoparasites of birds. Their long coevolutionary history with their hosts make them worthy subjects for studying the ecology and evolution of parasitism.